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Season 6 |
| 120 :06x01 - Really Big Season Opener (Oct/05/2001) | | Teaming up for a class project, Sabrina and Miles decide to make a horror film about a vampire terrorizing a trio of cheerleaders and a helpless maiden. Because of Miles’ quest to cast actors perfect for each part, he and Sabrina accidentally cast a real vampire named Vladimir in the role of the bloodsucking vampire. When Sabrina discovers this little tidbit about their leading man, she works her magic to get rid of him in order to save her friends. Meanwhile, Hilda and Zelda get summoned for “Scare Duty” in the Other Realm and promptly notice that the younger generation of witches and warlocks don’t scare as easily as in the past. As a result, they have to devise a plan to update their scare tactics. | | Guest Stars: Sisqó as Vladimir Kortensky, Elizabeth Hart as Actress #1, Winston Story as Joe, Ryan Kirk Beuchler as Actor #1, John Heffron (1) as Actor #2, Chelsea Dodson as Student #1, Jesse Plemons as Bigger Kid, Ron Lester as Wally | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 121 :06x02 - Sabrina's Date with Destiny (Oct/12/2001) | | Sabrina’s feeling of happiness when Josh returns from an assignment in Prague soon turns to despair when he tells her about possibly returning there after receiving a job offer at the paper he worked at over the summer. Frustrated over the fact that Josh might leave her again, Sabrina goes on a date with Destiny to see if her relationship can stand the distance between Boston and Prague. Meanwhile, Zelda hosts a cocktail party for the president of Adams College, hoping that he will fund the science department. | | Guest Stars: Barry Vigon as Professor Sporx, Geoff Pierson as President Wayne Banning, Brian McFayden (2) as Destiny | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Adam England | | Songs: Michelle Branch -- Everywhere | | | |
| 122 :06x03 - What's News (Oct/19/2001) | | When Josh gets hired at the Boston Citizen newspaper, his relationship with Sabrina gets put to the test when he spends all of his free time with Mike, his new boss. After finding out the reason why Mike enjoys spending time with Josh is the result of an argument with his wife, Sabrina tries a variety of different spells on him in order to have the opportunity to spend time with Josh, only to have them backfire. It is only when Josh stands up to Mike about how he wants to leave work at the office at the end of the day when Mike realizes what he’s been doing and tries working things out with his wife. Meanwhile, Sabrina gets a big surprise when she learns Morgan started dating Harvey, and Miles tries to find out a way to become more approachable to the opposite sex by filming a documentary. | | Guest Stars: George Wendt as Mike Shelby, Jim Hanna (1) as Reporter/Blackie, Betty Okino as Mary Quizenberry | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 123 :06x04 - Murder on the Halloween Express (Oct/26/2001) | | Wanting to spend a fun Halloween with her friends, Sabrina unwittingly books a murder mystery mystery on an Other Realm train. Once she realizes the mistake that was made, Sabrina, ultimately with the help of Salem and her aunts, has to solve the mystery to get them back to the mortal realm and off the train. | | Guest Stars: Elisa Donovan as The Countess, David Lascher as Kip Kodak, Trevor Lissauer as Professor Von Claptrap, Soleil Moon Frye as Hortense, Nate Richert as Biff Buffington, Martin Charles Warner as Salem's Grandpa, Douglas Sills as Will, the Steward | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 124 :06x05 - The Gift of Gab (Nov/02/2001) | | A year after turning in a proposal for a radio show on the college station, Sabrina and Roxie get their own talk show where students can call in to talk about issues important to them. While Sabrina is thrilled at the prospect of hosting the show, Roxie isn’t, leaving Sabrina to talk her into it. Upon their arrival to the studio, Sabrina becomes tongue-tied while Roxie becomes an instant hit. Seeing how she is natural after a few nights, Sabrina resigns, letting Roxie take control of the show. Meanwhile, Miles becomes the lucky owner of a life-size cardboard cutout of actress Adrienne Barbeau. Eventually deciding to sell it on E-bay, he has the opportunity of meeting Adrienne in person, when she arrives at the coffee shop to pick up her new purchase. At the aunt’s house, Salem almost gets thrown out by a stray dog, intent on letting Hilda and Zelda wait on him hand and foot. | | Guest Stars: Blake Clark as Phil the Dog, Adrienne Barbeau as Herself, Robert Torti as Even Steven | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Marley Sims, Bruce Ferber | | | |
| 125 :06x06 - Thin Ice (Nov/09/2001) | | After Harvey gets injured during a hockey game, he turns to Sabrina for assistance to stay on the college team. When she, Josh, Roxie, and Miles go with Morgan to his next game, Sabrina sees how much helps he needs after hearing the jeers of the crowd, she turns to Mercury for magical skates that assists Harvey win the game for Boston College. She soon gets into trouble with the Gods when Harvey’s coach takes it upon himself to bronze the magical skates, and has to do Mercury’s errands for a month. It is only after she turns to Hilda for help that Sabrina learns Mercury lied to her in order to get a rube to do his work. | | Guest Stars: Slade Barnett as Hockey Player, P. J. Marino (1) as Tom, Dion Anderson as Zeus, Patrick Bristow as Mercury | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Ruth Bennett | | | |
| 126 :06x07 - Hex, Lies & No Videotape (Nov/16/2001) | | When Josh talks Mike into hiring Sabrina to be the new intern at the newspaper, she wants him to keep their relationship under wraps. However, things get more than a little sticky when the reporter she works for expresses interest in dating Josh, and Sabrina begins making up numerous lies to keep her from finding out she and Josh are a couple. As a result, Sabrina gets caught in a web of lies and has to clear the air at work to straighten things out. Elsewhere, tired of always getting ripped off while shopping in Ancient Rome, Hilda brings Morgan along on her next trip, and soon has her own problems when Cesar falls in love with the mortal. | | Guest Stars: Gregg Binkley as Staff Member #1, Tom Beyer as Staff Member #2, Patrick Roman Miller (1) as Cashius, Dorie Barton as Rebecca, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 127 :06x08 - Humble Pie (Dec/07/2001) | | After Roxie, Mile, and Sabrina learn that Morgan failed to pay her part of the rent; they pool their money to give to her in order to pay her bills. When Morgan uses that money to buy an expensive purse and dinner from an expensive sushi restaurant, Miles and Roxie have Sabrina confront her about her wasteful ways. It is after Morgan gets cut off by her father that Sabrina is forced to give her some humble pie in order for Morgan to lower her high standards to get a job to pay off her debts. Meanwhile, when Hilda goes to a dinner party at President Banning’s house, she runs into Zelda’s boyfriend on a date with a younger woman. When Hilda goes home to break the news to her, she ruins Zelda and Salem’s Other Realm book club meeting. | | Guest Stars: Jeff Witzke as Customer, Raffi Di Blasio as Alan, Keisuke Hoashi as Delievery Man, Sara Ballantine as Other Realm Creature, Leslie Stevens (2) as Patty, D. Elliot Woods as Professor, Paul McKinney as Pizza Man, Geoff Pierson as President Wayne Banning, Ron Lester as Wally, David Starzyk as Arthur Carlin | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | | |
| 128 :06x09 - A Birthday Witch (Jan/11/2002) | | It’s Sabrina’s birthday and she wants to invite Josh over for dinner, but a call from the Spellman’s long lost Great Aunt Irma changes all of that. Wanting to grill Harvey at dinner on whether he can keep the Spellman family secret, Sabrina reluctantly tells Josh that their plans have to be changed. However, when Josh goes over to the Spellman home to leave Sabrina’s gift by the back door, he spies on Sabrina hugging Harvey and angrily leaves. When he goes over to Sabrina’s house to tell Morgan about what he saw. In order to feel better, Josh then goes to the soup kitchen to volunteer with Roxie and Miles. Morgan eventually goes down to the soup kitchen, escorted by Isaac Hanson. | | Guest Stars: Hanson as Themselves, Barry Cutler as McGeorge, Joshua Wheeler as Baxter, Barbara Eden as Great Aunt Irma Spellman | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Adam England | | Songs: Hanson -- Hey | | | |
| 129 :06x10 - Deliver Us from E-mail (Jan/18/2002) | | Sabrina is trying to get a column in the paper, despite Mike’s record of never letting an intern have that chance. Even though he turns down her article prospects, Mike thinks she has some good ideas and invites her to join him and the other reporters to share her ideas for prospective articles. However, Katrina almost gets her fired when she sends Sabrina an airhead virus that drains her of her substance. After Harvey realizes something is wrong with her, he brings Sabrina to her aunts’ house and helps them teach her all of life’s lessons. As this is happening, Hilda becomes addicted to knitting, and begins making Salem various costumes. | | Guest Stars: Mary Ellen Lyon as Connie, Beth Broderick as Jezabelda, Brian Jacobs as Eddie, George Wendt as Mike Shelby, Melissa Joan Hart as Katrina | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Dan Kael | | | | | | |
| 131 :06x12 - Sabrina and the Candidate (Feb/01/2002) | | With the local city elections around the corner, Sabrina begins in her quest to show Mike that she is capable in writing her own column. After researching Robert Russell, a candidate for city council; Sabrina seems to be the best person to write the story about his campaign, but when Mike informs her that Hilda is running against him, Sabrina and Zelda try to talk Hilda out of running. It is at this point when Sabrina writes a shocking exposé after finding out about some dirty dealings of Hilda’s opponent. However, when Sabrina learns that Russell anonymously gives money to families in need, she has to write a retraction get the truth out. After her retraction fails to build back up his reputation, Sabrina decides to use her magic to get a debate started between Hilda and Russell, and results in Hilda losing the election. | | Guest Stars: Joel Anderson as Thomas Jefferson, Richard Voigts as Theodore Roosevelt, Gary Bullock as Abraham Lincoln, Mindy Stearns as Reporter (As Mindy Burbano), Bob Bouchard as Louie, Carnie Wilson as Mother, Mark Dobies as Robert Russell, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 132 :06x13 - I Think I Love You (Feb/15/2002) | | After Josh tells Sabrina that he loves her, she gets an unexpected surprise when she tries to proclaim her love to him. Whenever she tries to say those three words to Josh, he thinks that Sabrina doesn’t care for him because of the funny voices she gets when trying to say “I Love You.” When Sabrina thinks her problem has to do with her magic, she goes to see the “Love Doctor” in the Other Realm, only to find out it has to do with keeping her witchcraft a secret from Josh. After conferring with her aunts, Sabrina decides that the only way she won’t have a problem proclaiming her love would be to let Josh know she is a witch, despite their warnings. Meanwhile, Morgan tries to pit boss Hilda and professor Zelda against one another so she won’t have to worry about working at the coffee house or going to class for the rest of the semester. | | Guest Stars: Heather Young (2) as Maria, Alexandra Boyd as The Rose Lady, Larry Bates as Employee #1, Kasan Butcher as Bob, Donielle Carter as Nurse Backup Singer #3, Raquel Campbell as Nurse Backup Singer #2, T. J. Lottie (1) as Nurse Backup Singer #1, Alexis Fields as Rita, Usher as Doctor Love, Jessica Stier as Pam | Director: Bill Layton
Writer: Barry Vigon, Tom Walla | | | |
| 133 :06x14 - The Arrangement (Feb/22/2002) | | When Sabrina, her aunts and Salem are playing a board game one night, they get a surprise visit from Aunt Irma. After hearing Irma’s intention of arranging a marriage between Sabrina and another witch; Sabrina tries to get her aunts to stand up to Irma, but they are promptly ignored. The next day, when Sabrina meets Peter, the man she’s supposed to marry, she is relieved when he says he doesn’t want to get married either. It is at this point things get sticky for Sabrina when he notices Roxie and the two eventually fall in love. When Irma finds out that Paul bought an engagement ring for Roxie, she immediately thinks the ring is Sabrina’s and sets things in motion for the couple’s wedding. When the big day finally arrives, Sabrina is able to get Irma to call off the wedding and Peter and Roxie decide to take things slow in order to get to know one another better. | | Special Guest Stars: Andy Griggs as Himself, | Guest Stars: Randall Rapstine as Maitre’d, Lia Johnson as Gwen, Roshawn Franklin as Jim, Greg Vaughan (1) as Peter, Barbara Eden as Great Aunt Irma Spellman | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Rosalind Moore | | Songs: Andy Griggs -- Custom Made | | | |
| 134 :06x15 - Time After Time (Mar/15/2002) | | After finding out that Zelda is heartbroken following her breakup with Professor Carlin, Sabrina decides to use her magic to go back in time to talk her into marrying Gabriel, an old beau she broke up with years before. At first Sabrina thinks her journey back in time helped her aunt’s future, but soon learns that she altered her life as well as the life of Hilda. She then is forced to take matters into her own hands to change the past to fix the present. It was after she fixed the mess that she caused that Sabrina learned that even without her meddling; Zelda never intended to marry her former beau. | | Guest Stars: Teren Greathouse as Beatnik #1, Craig Frazier as Customer, Rebecca Lin as Reporter, Simon Helberg as The Spokesman, Jere Burns (1) as Gabriel | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 135 :06x16 - Sabrina and the Kiss (Mar/22/2002) | | While on her shift at the Coffee House, Sabrina has a run-in with Derek, an old boyfriend. After spending a little bit of time looking at some of Derek’s paintings, he and Sabrina share an unexpected kiss. Disappointed with the way Josh reacted he finds out, Sabrina follows Salem’s advice to go to an Other Realm romance novelist for advice on getting a more passionate response from him. However, after several failed attempts to get the desired jealousy out of Josh, Sabrina learns from Francesca that the original way Josh reacted to the news was the way he was supposed to act. As this is happening, Hilda and Zelda are organizing a charity auction to benefit the local library. | | Guest Stars: Dan Sachoff as Larry, Danny Breen as Jim, Kyle Colerider-Krugh as Joe, David Sobel as Henri, Gene Arrington as Stan, Tony Ranaudo as Fabrizio, Kathleen Noone as Francesca, Bryan Kirkwood as Derek Axelrod | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 136 :06x17 - The Competition (Apr/05/2002) | | While playing tennis one day with Josh, Sabrina gets both annoyed and offended when she overhears him tell a friend that women can’t play tennis as well a men do. As a result, Sabrina decides to zap in Andy Roddick to help improve her game. After getting some pointers from him, Sabrina then drinks a magical potion that helps her become more competitive. The potion helps for a little while, but when her competitive attitude becomes so bad; her face becomes revolting to look at. With the help of Salem, Sabrina is able to reverse the effects of the “Competitive Ade” and return to normal. Elsewhere, Hilda and Zelda get a surprise when they find out they have to help Amanda pass the test for her Witch’s License. | | Special Guest Stars: Andy Roddick as Himself, | Guest Stars: Timothy Oman as Sigmund Frued, Kevin Moon as T.V. Announcer, Ryan Bumcrot as Dave, Michael Dempsey (1) as Cable Guy, Natalija Nogulich as Geri, Emily Hart as Amanda, James Read as Ben | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Ruth Bennett | | Songs: No Doubt -- Hey Baby | | | |
| 137 :06x18 - I, Busybody (Apr/12/2002) | | Tiring of how her advice always seems to backfire in her friends faces, Sabrina decides to visit the Other Realm Busybody Shop to get “fixed.” At first Sabrina’s intention of staying out of everybody’s business seems like a good plan, but when her friends and family start getting into more trouble as a result of neutrality, Sabrina decides to replace the missing part. Unfortunately, her new busybody part causes more harm than before and results in Sabrina having to get a custom-made busybody part to replace the first one she originally had removed. As a result, Sabrina is able to stop Salem from making a move on Roxie and Morgan. | | Guest Stars: Simon Harvey as Franklin, Anthony R. Jones as Mr. McCoy, Eamonn Roche as Buddy, Debbe Dunning as Veronique, Richard Israel as Jerry, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Adam England, Nell Scovell | | | |
| 138 :06x19 - Guilty! (Apr/19/2002) | | Sabrina’s plan to get Zelda awarded Professor of the Year at Adams College backfires when the nominating committee learns Zelda was a student at Harvard in the 1870’s. As a result, Zelda gets fired, and Sabrina feels guilty about what happened. In order to work through her problems, Sabrina has to take a ride on the Other Realm “Guilt Trip.” It is through the course of Sabrina’s ride that she comes up with an idea to get Zelda reinstated at Adams, only to learn that she has to get her doctorate before that happens. As Sabrina helps Zelda get her doctorate degree in record time, Hilda sets Miles up with a bossy, younger version of herself. | | Guest Stars: Bert Hilkes as Man, Jenna Stewart as Woman, Barry Vigon as Ernesto Jimenez, Lindsay Parker as Margie, Hiram Kasten (1) as Dr. Schwartz, Gina St. John as Kerry, Charles Chun as Chad, Conchata Ferrell as The Bus Driver, John O'Hurley as Professor Beltran, | Uncredited: Brandy as Mystery Caller | Director: Beth Broderick
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 139 :06x20 - The Whole Ball of Wax (Apr/26/2002) | | Paranoid that someone has been following her, Sabrina is able to corner her stalker in a classroom at school. At first Sabrina is happy to see that the person who has been following her is her mother, but that happiness quickly turns into panic when their encounter turns Diana into a ball of wax. After this happens, Sabrina rushes over to her aunts’ house, hoping they could help in turning her mother back to her normal self. While Hilda and Zelda work on finding a loophole in the Witch’s Council decree, Sabrina accidentally happens across the way to magically turn her mother back to normal. Meanwhile, Morgan has her hands full in preparing a fashion show for her final Fashion Design project. | | Guest Stars: Amanda Tosch as Female Model #2, Annie Little as Ingrid, T. J. Hoban (1) as Male Model #2, Natalia Sokolova as Female Model #3, John Coulter as Male Model #3, Christopher Michael as Bailiff, Masi Oka as Male Council Member, Hayley Taylor-Block as Female Council Member, James Marsh (1) as Chief Council Member, Dante Spencer as Eric, Alley Mills as Diana | Director: Henry Winkler
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | Songs: Weezer -- Island in the Sun | | | |
| 140 :06x21 - Driving Mr. Goodman (May/03/2002) | | Surprised at the fact Miles doesn’t have his license yet; Sabrina offers to teach him to drive after Roxie refuses to help him out. Things are working well until Miles accidentally gets in a small fender-bender with an intimidating body builder. When she brings about a lawsuit that will fleece Sabrina and Miles out of millions of dollars, Sabrina gets some advice from Salem on how to find out if Mary Jo is faking her injuries. Sabrina then takes the cat to Mary Jo’s house and is able to use magic to make her car spill the beans about her insurance scams. At this point, Sabrina is unsure how to get the charges against her dropped, but after finding out that Mary Jo is at a nearby gym, Sabrina is able to prove in front of a roomful of people that her accuser was only out to make a quick buck. Meanwhile, Zelda and Hilda hire Morgan to be their personal assistant. | | Guest Stars: Tom Magliozzi as Click, Tonia Villalobos as Olga, Ray Magliozzi as Clack, Greg Cromer as Delivery Guy, Lucas Ford (1) as Ivan, Howard Hoffman as Mary Jo's Car, Lori Alan (1) as Sabrina's Car, Joanie Laurer as Mary Jo Ponder | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 141 :06x22 - I Fall to Pieces (May/10/2002) | | After Hilda breaks up with President Banning, Zelda and Sabrina decide to take her shopping in the Other Realm to get her mind off what happened. Not long after Zelda and Sabrina return to the Mortal Realm, Hilda finds the love of her life at an Outlet Mall Food Court. When the happy couple returns home, Zelda and Sabrina are shocked at hearing Hilda and Will are going to be married at the end of the week. Thinking that Hilda is only marrying Will on the rebound, Sabrina comes up with the idea of having Zelda throw herself at Will. As a result, Hilda and Will get in an argument and ultimately break up. At seeing Hilda turn to stone, Zelda realizes what Hilda had been true love; Sabrina goes to work to get Hilda back to normal. Meanwhile, Salem tries to use Sabrina to hustle her friends in a game of poker. | | Guest Stars: Paul Keith as Minister, Clement von Franckenstein as Rodin, John Durbin as Ed, Sean C. W. Johnson (1) as Caterer, Douglas Sills as Will, the Steward, Reggie Jordan as Male Customer #1 | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
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